vacaville police were called to assist chp. at the driver was headed toward vacaville.ared to deploy >> strips. the driver exited the freeway and led both chp and the -- once they reached a central nebraska police got out of their vehicle. at least one officer opened fire. it is unclear if the suspect was hit. but he did speed off and eventually crashed into a ditch in an unincorporated area of solano county. this work officers opened fire again. >> when the suspect vehicle became disabled, when it crashed into a drainage ditch, the suspect fled on foot, southbound into an open field. there was another officer involved shooting, the suspect was hit at that time by gunfire. >> reporter: the suspect's name has not been released. he has just been described as an adult male in his 40s or 50s. they believe he is a resident of vacaville. this shooting will be investigated by the district attorney's office, where they will reveal body cam footage as well as dashcam footage. reporting live, elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> alyssa, thank you for that. when person was hurt

the suspect led officers on a chase to vacaville city streets in the first vacaville officer open fire on the officer right near palmyra road and l1 drive. he kept going and his car ran into a ditch and another officer shot and hit him. he was hospitalized in an investigation is underway. in san jose one man heard an essential san jose neighborhood late last night. flames could be seen 10 feet high racing along the fence. one man treated for smoke inhalation and 16 others were also affected. >> there was potentially two homes involved in there was a large rv in the back that was on fire. it had spread to the two homes. >> the captain says there were no other injuries and the fire started inside the rv which was badly damaged. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >> a 6-year-old recovering after being attacked in the east bay. just before 2:30 p.m. in dublin hills regional park. the girl was with her family when a pack of coyotes approached her. one of the coyotes jumped on her and hit her in the neck. she was taken to children's hospital in oakland with non- life-threaten

look at vacaville 64, napa 47.ortheast wind in the hills means temperatures are bumping up fast. fairfield and brentwood already in the low 60s, 52 half moon bay. they made it to 39 this morning. most locations are cooler except fairfield with that north wind. they hit 79 yesterday and they could be in the low 80s today. the valley finally started to warm up a little bit. today and tomorrow high pressure rules. but there will be a system thursday with a cooldown and looks like a stronger system is on the way for late sunday into monday with rain. not a big system but looks like we'll get a little measurable rain sunday and monday. today upper 70s, maybe a few 80s, temperatures all above average. about the same tomorrow, just a little more fog. much more so thursday, and then the weekend has a lot of clouds and cool conditions. >> and download our ktvu weather app for your smartphone or tablet. you can get hourly updates as well as the seven-day forecast, and you can upload weather photos and video. >>> shelter-in-p

70s yesterday broke through the cloud deck from redwood city, napa, fairfield that 79 degrees and vacaville is close at 78. the skies the fog is hanging around, 53, 59 and 52 in davis. vacaville is 59 with the northwind, what is 57 to the northwind in the valley means 50s yet other locations, one observation in napa is 50. bodega bay is 56 and 39 with a huge spread on some of the temps here that are wind driven. you can see the direction is coming down out of the north and with that, it's going to make for a big difference on the lows but the high temperatures will all start to warm up. any rain in the near future now. that will be sunday into monday, a system will move in and so today or tomorrow if you want more of the sunshine get out into it because changes are on the way for thursday and into the weekend, today it will be warmer for all and was looking for mid 70s, upper 70s and still if you 60s but all these temperatures are above average and will probably stay there tomorrow and start a cooling trend with a cooling trend over the weekend. >>> the time is 6:12 am, the shelter at home

"today in the bay's" sharon katsuda live for us in vacaville.his really sounds like a difficult decision no matter how you cut it. >> reporter: absolutely, marcus. it will be interesting to see what police decide to do about all of this, whether to look the other way, arrest or fine the store owner for not following the stay-at-home order. many have announced plans to extend the order until june 1st. here in solano county through may 17th, lia rivera opened in vacaville when she was pregnant wi h third child, and she says there's no way she's letting it slip away now. she's tried every financial assistance program available and received nothing. she and another barbershop owner nearby say they'll be careful and are ready if the cops come today. >> everyone that enters will have a mask. >> i believe it's a constitutional right to pursue life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. >> reporter: but the law says only essential businesses such as grocery stores and gas stations can be open. rivera says the two stylists will practice safe distancing w

>>in vacaville fleet of all kron 4 news. >>the announcement that the shelter-in-place order would be extended another month here in the bay area certainly came in as as a a disappointment i think is an understatement to many people earlier today on a morning show we were joined by doctor reef white to talk a little bit more about how the stay at home orders are impacting our mental health. >>our routine is is gone and what we have now is a lot of monotony right and not a lot of brain stimulation at the same time is that we have chronic stress we're not able to like connect face to face that people are using screens which doesn't allow for a lot of see where the not too we're not getting a lot of sun. and it's just like you know and then we have great are not just the people that we've lost but just for the loss of our routine in our lives and our activities and i think it's getting to kaiser family foundation is been tracking people and 40% of people right now have trouble sleeping and that was as of friday they've been doin

>>in vacaville fully djegal all kron 4 news.>still ahead tonight hillary clinton has officially endorsed joe biden for president. how the biden campaign can benefit from her support. >>in washington with how the coronavirus pandemic is impacting dhaka recipients and why you're the worst is yet to come. and next at 6.30 how the president is helping the meat industry tonight after dozens of works contracted covid-19. we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or just letting the sun light your home. stay well and keep it golden. allowing businesses to open their doors leaders of large food suppliers are sounding the alarm about destruction is within the food market karin caifa has our story. we begin i'd like president donald trump is expected to sign an executive order to compel me processing plans to remain open amid the coronavirus pandemic i think the food supply chain is thre

let's bring in nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney from vacaville. >> we spread out our clients as well. >> reporter: leah rivera opened her salon in vacaville when she was pregnant with her third child and there's no way she's letting it slip away now. >> the hurdles that came with that for the first two years essentially, it was just nonstop. >> reporter: for her, public health and safety will always be job one. >> everyone that enters the building will have a mask. >> reporter: and the two stylists in this salon will practice safe distancing when they tend to their appointment-only clients. >> spraying down surfaces, even the floor. >> reporter: lia says she has no choice. last week solano county stretched its shelter at home program to may 17th. she says she's tried every financial assistance program available and received nothing. she's ready if the cops come tomorrow. >> it's perfectly within the shelter in place guidelines to mingle with groups under ten of family and friends. >> reporter: just up the straight from her salon is primo's barbershop where the owner plans his own reopen

the suspect led them on a chase from a freeway to the streets of vacaville. the first officer opened fire on the driver near palmyra road and edwin drive, but the van kept going and his car ran into a ditch, and another police officer shot then hit him. the man was taken to the hospital and an investigation of what happened is underway now . >> of an organism is tracking the numbers of infected californians and it's important to prepare for a surgeon hospitalizations.100,000 beds under the third capacity plan and doctors also confirm the stay-at-home efforts are helping to flatten the curve. >> our effort is to move it as far it is possible so that we can ensure our healthcare system not just has hospital beds but i see beds and ventilators. the governor is right, we will need more and that is why the efforts across the state and is much as we can is very key. >> in the last 72 hours to more than 32,000 retired doctors and nurses and medical students have signed up for the state help core . >> california will likely reach 10,000 confirmed cases today. the sta

the suspect led them on a chase from the freeway to the streets of vacaville. the first police officer opened fire on the driver near l myra road and ed and drive. the man kept going and his car ran into a ditch and then another police officer shot and hit him. the man was taken to a hospital where treatment and investigation continues as we speak . >> time now, new this morning a man was heard in san jose with a dozen people displaced after an overnight fire damage several homes. working from home this morning, you have more details on what happened there in san jose. >>> good morning, firefighter say one of the peers into lived in the home had to be treated for smoke inhalation. this happened around 11:00 p.m. last night when dispensers got the call about flames in central san jose. when firefighters arrived this is what they saw. a wall of flames between two homes. firefighters say there's a two- story home involved with several people living inside that caught fire and another home right next to it with eight residents was also heavily damaged by the fire,

sharon katsuda live for us in vacaville.haron, this sounds like a different decision no matter -- a difficult one no matter how you cut it. >> reporter: you have to feel for the salon owner but all the millions of people across the country, the state who are following the law and making a lot of sacrifices. the order is through may 17th. lia rivera opened hairendipity while pregnant with her third child and there's no way she's letting it slip away now. she says she's tried every financial assistance program available and received nothing. she is ready if the cops come today. >> it's perfectly within the shelter-in-place guidelines to mingle with groups under ten of family and friends. still part of the law inaying only essential businesses can be open right now. rivera says anyone who enters the building will have a mask and two stylists in the salon will practice safe distancing when they tend to appointment only clients. but, of course, with clients you have to come close and that's the concern, too, by health officials.

in vacaville one person was injured in a fire that destroyed a barn. it started just before 6:30 last night at the intersection of willow and poplar roads not far from interstate 80. vacaville fire officials say the barn was small but had a lot of things inside that thick smoke or the man who was injured was taken to the hospital, the cause of the fire is still under investigation.>>> in southern california the drug agent say they found drugs and discovered a sophisticated drug smuggling tunnel. they say the drugs were being smuggled from mexico to san diego last week. they were seized from a cross- border tunnel connecting warehouses from tijuana and san diego. it was equipped with ventilation, lighting and in underground rail system. so far authorities have not made any arrests but they think the tunnel has been there for several months. >>> democratic presidential candidate joe biden said today that the firing of the captain of the uss theodore roosevelt is close to criminal. he was dismissed after raising the alarm about a coronavirus outbreak on t

temperatures gusting to 33, onshore at the airport, also vacaville means it's all the way out to the sacramento valley, even sfo and livermore with a westerly component in their it happened back northwest, temperatures because of a series of systems coming in and the water temperatures very cold, it translates into a much cooler pattern, where the system sunday, we will see if they cut back on that or maintain that, it won't be until late in the weekend. 60s 70s, couple of 80s today with temperatures of the way down, maybe some below the coastal bay today, all week long and heading into the weekend. >>> vice president mike pence defending his decision to not wear a mask while touring the mayo clinic. >>> plus, >> you have to remember we have another crisis that we had before the pandemic in which was the housing crisis. >> local construction workers will soon return to the jobsite, many with important housing projects, what is being done to try to increase safety for thousands of those employees. >>> ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of

vacaville police then tried to pull the man over, and officers shot at the driver after police say he drove toward officers. the man eventually ended up crashing into a ditch.>> when the suspect vehicle crashed into the drainage ditch, he fled on foot, and there was another officer involved shooting. he was then hit at that time by gunfire.>> the suspect is in man in his 40s, at this point his name has not been released, and no officers were hurt. >>> semper cisco police tell us at least two people were arrested after a drive-by shooting in the city. it happened at about 8:15 last night on pine street near taylor in the hill neighborhood. the victim was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. neighbors say they heard multiple gunshots. suspects were caught a short time later after going the wrong way down one-way street and were blocked in.>> ktvu at 6:30 is next without jailed cameras and how police body camera footage or helping track this red of the coronavirus. also ahead, the san francisco giants are biding their time until they can get back on the deal. later in sp

she opened her vacaville salon to customers even though she could face a $1,000 fine. she made some major adjustments including limiting appointments to longtime customers and allowing no more than five people in the salon at a time. >> this morning we've had over 100 calls from people all down in the bay area wanting to get in. i'm not going to be accepting appointments from, you know, random new people that we don't know. >> vacaville's police chief said he knows businesses are suffering, which is why he plans to reach out to her, rivera, and have a conversation instead of immediately issuing her a fine. >>> well, all of this for the past seven weeks has been a delicate balance, and moving forward might be even more challenging, not just financially and physically but emotionally. many of us are dealing with higher levels of stress and anxiety. here's nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney in san francisco. >> we believe we are weeks, not months away from makingotoon enr those who packed skun maccer beach in sausalito or for those who came to san francisco's marina district

highway patrol try to stop the van but the driver took off and exited the freeway in vacaville.ille police tried to pull the man over, and an officer shot at the driver f police that he drove toward the officers. the man eventually crashed into a ditch. police say he tried to run but he was shot by a second officer. the suspect is a man in his 40s, his head name has not been released. >>> now to the south bay, 16 people are forced out of their homes early this morning after a fire broke out in a neighborhood in central san jose. the fire started at around 11 last night near seventh and julian streets. when firefighters arrived they found a wall of flames on a fence between two homes. everyone made it out safely, one man was treated for smoke inhalation. >> there was potentially two homes involved, and a large rv in the back was on fire. it spread to the two homes. >> firefighters say it looks like the fire started in the rv but the cause of the fire is still under investigation.>>> investigations of a global pandemic, up next, how one bay area sheriff's office has dedicated a sp

>>in vacaville fleet and all kron 4 news i thought the whole haircut situation. yeah. >>and then i'm like will you know you talk about the corona fails with the quarantine where do you where you go in anyway as for his own call. id like if i want to i mean you'll see my roads but is it ever said bad and i'm just on zoom, i don't think i care and we're all the same boat. so we all understand yeah i will say that we gave art because our dogs getting kind of mopping right i held him and my wife tried to share him with the right but how that goes he looks he looks like a street your new career he wouldn't sit still so really our needed to cut. >>it's got all day right to give credit hair pair cuts your pets >>again the bay bridge just like all the others hardly any traffic out there. we will be right back. this is one. so is this. and so are these. but no matter the shape, square footage or who might live in them, they all represent something more. a sanctuary. a refuge. the feeling of home. that's why we're here. at lowe's, we believe everyone deserves that feeling. to he

the suspect vehicle exited at alamo drive in vacaville and we became involved in the pursuit in our city. >> they chased the driver to a residential area, exited their vehicles and at least one officer opened fire. but the suspect sped away leading police and a chb several miles to an unincorporated area of solano county. >> the suspect vehicle began disabled when he crashed into a drainage ditch. the suspect fled on foot southbound into an open field. there was another officer involved shooting. the suspect was hate at that time by gunfire. >> the suspect suffered multiple gunshot wounds and was transported to the hospital. the person's name has not been released, only described as an adult male in his 40s or 50s. body came and as cam video will be reviewed as part of the investigation.>>> officials: coronavirus testing. i will show you how hospitals are dealing with a surge of patients, coming up here it >>> also we will give you a first-hand account of what it's like to be on the frontlines of the coronavirus battle here in the bay area. a doctor from marin county joins us live to des

>>vacaville hairstylists is opening for business despite a shelter-in-place order to cross forcefully to call reports the owner is willing to risk a fine and even some jail time to get her business back up and running. >>6 weeks without marking is long enough for me or rivera she owns herrin dip in the salon in downtown vacaville for businesses considered nonessential and has been closed during the shelter in place but rivera says she can no longer afford to keep clients away survival tactic at this point on tuesday rivera welcomed back existing clients only this despite the solano county health officer extending the shelter-in-place order through may 17th by reopening rivera could face a stiff fine and possibly jail time when she believes staying closed would be more costly than getting penalize by the county it costs me about 7 green overhead to can to keep the salon going. >>and then my personal income that iran has us i was behind a chair to take on my family is is about equal to that so we're talking 15 grand a month that i'm guaranteed to lose. i think it's worth. >>her client s

>>in vacaville fleet of all kron 4 news.>pet owners need to isolate their animals from other pads that is what the cdc is now recommend recommending that's because a small number of pets have reportedly been infected, mostly after contact with people who have covid-19 cdc guidelines advise people to restrict pets from interacting with other animals and keep cats indoors when possible. when walking your dog it's recommended to do so on a leash and maintain 6 feet of distance from others. the cdc also advises pet owners to stay away from dog parks or other areas where people and their pets may gather the fbi says there is a disturbing trend happening during this pandemic using a cough as a weapon during a crime. >>tonight, the fbi tells kron four's haaziq by june it is cracking down on offenders cross country and here in the bay area in an effort to protect essential workers. >>the boys of that store. to the right thing in not being chased to with somebody that tension was carrying a demo by risk to women cover lead over al a

yuba city, chico and also back in from solano county and vacaville towards glen allen sonoma and napathat is the theme today with off and on so showers continuing to 43 at monterey in the low is off about big sur with a circulation around that as it drifts south and take better dynamics with it. it doesn't mean were not done with cloud cover and rain which continues to work its way back and because a low drifts out it takes the bands and moves them southward but still, a 10th of an inch or order and santa cruz is in there in the sierra will still get some snow over the next couple days until the low moves out, it may not be until thursday or friday. so son, clouds, light rain showers and thundershowers and a better opportunity yesterday. lots of cloud cover will continue and it does look better into the weekend . >>> of the time now is 621 a.m. to if you're planning an international trip after the coronavirus slows down a bit you might need to checssport. coming up next, the problems many people are facing as they try to renew or get a pass. >>> also how actor matthew mcconnaughhay he

when hair salon in vacaville will defy the shelter in place order and will reopen today.eah rivera owns a shop called here in deputy and said she wouldn't have done this two weeks ago or last week but worries that her salon won't survive she says the ban on nonessential businesses to the middle of may is not fair . >> i would say, how? going to the grocery store are going to the gas station and mixing with people that you don't know i think that that is irresponsible and scary . >> she says that her salon will have new safety procedures, stylists will work several chairs apart. everyone inside will wear masks, customers will have to wait outside in their cars . >>> the los angeles lakers have returned 4.6 million dollars that the team received from the federal government program intended to help small businesses during the pandemic the lakers say the team qualified for the paycheck protection program in order to support its 300 employees. but, the team says when it found that the program had run out of money, it repaid the loan. the lakers are with an estimated $4 billion

vacaville's police chief says he will do outreach, not issue citations to try to get business owners to comply with existing orders. >> we certainly are concerned for our local businesses that are suffering and struggling. our intent is always to educate and find ways to work with the businesses. >> reporter: a growing number of business owners feel the best way to work with them is to let them go back to work. >> the governor today laid out the states roadmap to reopening. he says it will begin with lower risk activities and business ventures that should have an easier time accommodating social distancing. says it will then move on to higher risk situations. that will be things like gems and movie theaters. he says major events like concerts or conventions will likely remain off-limits until there is either immunity or a vaccine. more on the plans tonight. >> reporter: today in an hour plus news conference very much lacking in specifics, the governor laid out scenarios to reopen california and he vowed he will not be pressured into premature anything. >> politics will not drive our

upper 80s and by the time we get to friday it's the warmest day and we are talking clearlake to vacavilleentwood, antioch and temperatures warm up into friday and a little cooler is he going to the weekend. >>> unfortunately, many workers are out of a gig or a job right now in eating musicianswork per >>> a happy reunion in san francisco that we tell you were a dog that was stolen last year was eventually found. >>> coming up, more controversy surrounding lulu lemon involving a t-shirt and a now former employee. we will be right back. >>> welcome back, new this morning, president trump says he's given orders to the u.s. navy to attack any iranian gunboats that are sus ships the presidents tweet this morning follows the u.s. navy video last week that shows smaller iranian boats coming close to american warships as they operate in the persian gulf. the navy calls the maneuvers dangerous and harassing saying u.s. ships issued multiple warnings and after about an hour the uranian bows responded by radio and then went away. . >> the morning came after this revolutionary guard saying it had lau

. >> reporter: tuesday the owner of vacaville's serendipity salon , and the law by resuming businesshe existing shelter in place order. >> i'm worried about the more guaranteed loss i'm going to take if i continue to stay closed. >> reporter: six weeks of shutdown and mounting bills are forcing her. she is losing $15,000 per month, so as may approaches she is reopening her two-year-old salon. first up, nurse stacy broda bash to have her extensions redone. >> if you take proper precautions, then you decrease your risk of contracting the virus. >> reporter: the push to resume business is sweeping from the north bay to southern california. >> i'm a small business, i need to have the revenue to survive. >> reporter: from bars to salons, some say if they wait for the state to greenlight reopening california's economy, they won't have a business. >> i decided to open my door so my stylist my salon can make money. >> reporter: for the handful of reopened, many more are planning to do the same, but online. they are fuming over the perceived inequities on it was allowed to reopen and who shut

. >>> coming up, a salon in vacaville is planning to reopen even though shelter in place orders have been extended there in solano county. why the owner says she can't afford to wait any longer. >>> plus, giving veterans more alternatives when it comes to their health. the va is expanding telehealth services. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. increasing access to health care for veterans with a focus on telehealth services. doctor neil evans chief officer for the va office of connected care, thank you for taking time. >> thank you for having me. >> of course. look, there is nothing like that in person check up. i understand that. but the day we are living in today, things are different, things have changed. tell us what treatments and services can be provided right now via telehealth services. >> sure. va has been a leader in delivering care via telehealth for many years, well over a decade. just to give you a sense, last year more than 900,000 veterans received a portion of their healthcare through telehealth. we did more than 1 million deal visits. we can deliver telehealth care i

vacaville's police chief says he will do outreach, not issue citations, try to get business owners to comply with existing orders. >>> we certainly are concerned for our local businesses that are suffering and struggling. our intent is to educate and work with the businesses. >> reporter: a growing number of business owners feel the best way to work with them is to let them go back to work. >>> santa cruz county may ease stay-at-home restrictions starting next week as parks and beaches are on track to reopen. the county's help officer says she's working with 13 other health officials on stay-at- home orders that are less restrictive. i merrily there looking at low risk, mostly outdoor activities, including construction, gardening and possibly golf. santa cruz county is considering allowing summer day camps for school-aged children. >>> warmer than yesterday, we had numbers that reach into the low 90s and spots, fairfield in the low 90s, walnut creek 90 degrees for a high, saratoga 87, pretty warm out there. the warmest day we will see this week. temperatures from here begin the trend

in vacaville, kpix 5. >>> we asked the solano county health department for their reaction, they that they are not an enforcement agency, but they will be discussing the issue over the next few days. >>> up next. the shocking discovery in alameda county. the large scale fighting ring that was just busted. >> they have these metal blades on the feet of the birds. they also ct them with hormones and other drugs and then they have these fights. >>> de think that this could knock out 25% of the nation's movie theater? >> the dire prediction time of the future of the hollywood movie industry. >>> plus, many have not received the first payment yet. but tonight there is a new plan for another round of checks for americans. >>> and the video that you do not want to mess. the crazy lookee california avalanche. >>> and we are honoring the class of 2020 tonight. congratulations for gavin. he will be staying local, pursuing environmental studies. congratulations. if you want as to give a shout out to a graduate of any age, just include their name and something some companies still have hr stuck b

. >>> hair salon in vacaville reopening defined state orders, more on why the salon order is taking the risk . teammates help each other find a way to win, just like covered california helps you find health insurance you can afford. they're the only place you can get financial assistance to help pay for health coverage. plus, this year, the state is providing more help than ever before. and because a new law requires californians to have health coverage or pay a penalty, covered california has made it easier to get financial help, but time's limited. visit coveredca.com or call to enroll today. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, students that you see and cal state university schools are suing demanding refunds because campuses are closed. the lawsuit says springs mr. students should get there fees refunded freezing health facilities, gyms and student centers. they have enclosed since march because of the coronavirus pandemic. depending on the campus, fees can range from $200-$300 to as much as thousands of dollars. so far, college officials made no plan moving on the lawsuits. >>> the s

rivera of vacaville says she is sanitizing her salon regularly, wearing a masks, gloves, only allowingwo unites in at a time, she says after six weeks of lost income, the governor's timeline doesn't cut it for her. >>> tonight hollywood is inching closer to getting things running again. it comes with a slew of unprecedented challenges. tom wait on how show business ising with reshaped. >> reporter: summer blockbusters like fast and ll be d til next er major films year. even when production resumes there, are major challenges on the horizon. sandberg is a senior writer with the hollywood producers. >> disney, universal are working with the unions, the jga, the dga, sag, which represents a chance to decide if they are set. >> i'm not a medical director. >> he says new safety measures will not be cheap. people are fun first. 75 to 200 people in a crew. to have those people every single day get checked, wait in line to get a soda, they might eliminate buffets. it's very time consuming and time is money in film. there's a lot of problems and issues that need to be addressed. >> reporter: on

. >>> a sew county business owner says she's reopening her vacaville hair salon now. she's wearing a mask and gloves, sanitizing regularly, and only allowing two clients in at a time. >> open for business does not mean business asev as usual for us doesn't mean, you know, like a walk-in franchise type hair salon. this is an appointment based business. >> the county health department spokesperson told us they will be talking about her case in the coming days. >> well, it's warmed up so much in southern california right now that that has actually triggered avalanches. more than that, rapid snow melt, a couple hikers in e santa sito mountains in palm springs showed us this. that's spooky. late spring snow on camera. both hikers are okay. and paul, you know, it's that time of year when it can warm up in the high country. and you know, rivers can rise rather rapidly. and if you're not careful, you can get caught in something like this. >> yeah, moving water obviously carries a lot of force, we talk about that all the time when floods are happening. but moving snow carries

in vacaville, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> san francisco police say officers have issued 17 citations for violating shelter-at-home orders. eight citations have been handed out to businesses. another nine have been handed out to individuals. officers have also given out 78 warnings. the chief of police says that on the whole crime levels are way down during the pandemic. >>> happening today california will start handing out new applications under new program called pandemic unemployment assistance. it provides up to 39 weeks of federally funded benefits to californians who don't qualify for regular state benefits because they own businesses or they're self-employed or are independent contractors. the applicant must give a reason for how or why the coronavirus crisis has significantly reduced their income. >>> the city of berkeley is stepping up to help small business owners try to make it in the bay during the pandemic. leaders have approved about $1.8 million in grants that will go to more than 400 businesses and art groups. those grants are being handed out from the berkel

she opened the hair salon in vacaville when pregnant with her third child and said there's no way she's letting it slip away tried every financial assistance program available and has received nothing. she and other neighboring business owners say they know things will return to normal but it will take time. >> if they are able to remain safe and as distant as possible, you know, i feel like it could be an opportunity for those who really are in need of income. >> we're doing all our virtual training, it's helping them get through this, mentally, physically. so right now, you know, we're all waiting to come back. >> reporter: rivera says the two stylists will practice safe distancing with each other and tend to only appointment clients. they'll have to be in close proximity to their clients, of course. that's a concern for health officials who say everyone should stay six feet apart unless at home or with immediate family. a barbershop is planning to reopen on friday. the owner says it's his constitutional right. the salon owner tells me he also wants the community to know that she feel

fairfield, vacaville, antioch, you will see it warming. still 60s to 70s. we start off with low clouds and a chance of mist near the coast. gradual clearing as we go through afternoon. out of north to slightly offshore on tuesday. our forecast takes us into may. so rainfall expectations do tend to drop off. so keep that in mind. there is at least a slight chance we might see a little something by next saturday into early sunday. notice the high pressure building for the first half of the week. the ridge starts on flatten out as we see the weather system put a dent in it. by next saturday and sunday, we may begin to see a chance of showers headed our way saturday night into sunday. so the first part of week, it looks a little warmer. tuesday, it's staying cooler as we go through the weekend. rainfall average dozen tend to drop off so we'll take what we can get. back to you. >>> all right. thank you. >>> coming up, a new warning from the white house about the social distancing measures. what the trump administration is saying about how long they might last. m

now those temperatures still modest though 70 santa rosa we should mention up around the delta or vacavilletle bit up there will see numbers also get about 70 to 71 60's play out elsewhere around the baked turkey midday and inland antioch in concord coming in about 6968 san jose we do see a little bit better warming this weekend and particularly next week. coming up a little bit along with your 4 zone forecast to see what's going on their neighbors would check into that extended forecast as well with the nice springtime warmth comes your way to prob and what's going on. >>all right. thank you de well, it's very quiet on the roads this morning so we're off to a fantastic start we don't have any hot spots are major problems heading into san francisco. so for those of you plan on coming in right now it's going to be clear through a smooth on the upper deck in trouble free on the skyway and continuing out to one oh one to 80 if you're going that far let's take a peek at some other bridges challis how about 92 it gets the award for the busiest bridge this morning, it's crowded here on the flat s

near 90 for a few, fairfield, vacaville, antioch and brentwood.rt a cooling trend tomorrow. a little fog on the coast because the lows are mild hot to low inland. they are all well above average for today. we will start to drop tomorrow. >>> where to start. do you want to do the richmond bridge? i saw a lot of back up. was that westbound? >> that is going westbound. we will get to that. we have a lot to talk about all of a sudden. we do have the construction work in san francisco. we have a new closure in san francisco. we have the richmond bridge. that start was san francisco northbound 101. that traffic is diverted as you know because of roadwork. part of the alameda interchange, southbound 101 traffic on the northbound lanes for now. as they rebelled rebuild the southbound bridge. trying to take advantage of the lighter commute because of shelter in place. also jfk drive and golden gate park has been closed starting yesterday mayor announced she says it will be closed until the shelter in place order is lifted. that means every day on jfk drive

>>so residents at a nursing home in vacaville got an extra special surprise this afternoon more than 15 animals. put on a parade for the residents because no one go visit during the shelter-in-place orders with the help of ramps residents were able to see the dogs goats and a lot of other animals there is that a sheep now that's a dog there. the lucky ones ranch a nonprofit animal sanctuary put on the parade for seniors as a way to bring some sunshine and some smiles to their day. kron four's also saluting the graduates in the class of 2020 we've been asking you our viewers to submit a photo of your senior along with some information about their high school and also their plans for the future and you have delivered i'm gonna take you right now to the gallery page will highlight one senior so go to our website kron 4 dot com. >>submit a senior and right now will say congrats to ashley wilson who is graduating from leland high school in san jose. she will be pursuing abs and musical theater at roosevelt university in chicago way to go ashley chicago's a great city. i will say that's al

vacaville, sneak in, 71 yesterday. 66 today.anta rosa, all down a couple of degrees. and that trend will continue right into the weekend. and wall-to-wall sent yesterday. from higher clouds are sneaking in right now. 24, half moon bay. breezy in hayward, san jose also sfo., most of the lows up. we still had a few 30s. but not nearly the amount we had yesterday. word what is 50. our first system is right there. saturday, much stronger system, the. it is on tap for sunday, sunday night into monday with a lot of mountain snow. what looks to be pretty good rein's as well. starting sunday going into monday. the stronger system is on sunday. 50s cities on your temps today. the okay. sal is here e's no debris repor southbound 680. right near 580. -- a pallet in the road. last few days, we have a lot of debris. from this live picture, things are light out there. because, of course, a lot of people are working from home and schools are but when crashes do happen, they tend to faster and sometimes they block all the lanes. we don't have a

clear along the coast and then temperatures perhaps in fairfield and vacaville 90 degrees, santa rosaht make 90 degrees tomorrow. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week and then it cools a little bit with the fog returning saturday and sunday, but not a lot of cooling, just a little bit. and then temperatures go right back up early next week. we are into spring and of course we are into the pollen time. the grass pollen is now kind of surpassing the trees in some locations. be prepared for that. certainly tomorrow you will notice a lot of the grass pollens entry pollens as well. here is tomorrow morning, here is tomorrow night. i'm really looking at the fog here. when the fog goes back that is cool. here in saturday morning, that's the cooling. saturday morning, sunday and then into sunday morning, does not show up? yeah, sunday morning and you see the fog kind of return. cooling saturday and sunday but still it's nice, it's not going to be called it's just going to be not 90, it's going to be 80 degrees or 79 degrees, something like that. there is the forecast highs for tomorro

. >>> we want to recognize employees in vacaville keeping the power on as we continue to shelter in placet home. stay safe, and we say thank you for all you are doing. >> you know someone is making a difference, nominate local heroes, email your story along with photos or video and those .c . >> since this is so urgent i've asked that the senate meet again . >> more negotiations today by lawmakers on capitol hill after they failed to agree on a bill to help small businesses after the loan program ran out of money . >> there are a lot of people that are hurting not just people getting sick from the virus but people whose entire livelihoods are being upended by this . >>> rallying across the country against a all mortars, an update on the growing frustration and the push to end social distancing rules. >> this is mornings on 2. >> good morning and thank you for joining us here it's tuesday morning and i'm pam cook . >> good morning, cookster, it's tuesday morning, april 21 a know where you can find steve paulson, he is right there he's at the castle this

their field in vacaville lower 80's, 79 meanwhile sonoma and santa rosa81 look at this and the marine aches already lower to middle 60's stenson beach coming in at 64 there you have it and the 7 day forecast and ju like a littlehiccup as we get to the weekend slightly reducing those temperatures snapping back earlyinto next week. i think wee going to read probably those 80's yet again before the again loosen up again towards the end of the week soar into a dry weather pattern robin and also flavor of late spring and le almost the summer robin back to you like it i like to thank you dave. >>let's check in on a trouble spot over in the east b chp has issued a special traffic alert for an accident in 6.80 at the koopman exit. it happened around 2.49 this morning, a large tanker truck raoff the road. it's leaking some source lou, it's 6500 galns of fuel actuallhas spill so they have a special hazmat crew dealing with that so south 6.80 at koopman the right lane is closed as well as that koopman sunil off-ramp a sig alert has been issued so you can get through the do expect a little bit of

oakland at 71 and berkeley at 60 time, jumping up to the north readings here in some locations out to vacaville fairfield that will be in the upper 70's near 80 or so in cops 81. delay who at 65 definitely a climate control of the on shore winds here 75 for napa and sonoma at 76. heading over to set a santa rose at 77 and heading down south we have the mid 70's to be found to the coast a little chilly, upper 50's lower 60's now this trend is in place for dropping temperatures through friday and into saturday sunday, even we have a slight little chance of maybe seeing a shower or so some scattered clouds or work and we soon back up again by the middle of the week we're talking already lower 80's to be returning again kind of the spring singsong pattern here as far as closest to the averages will get to around those averages looks like by about saturday. it's actually been above for the inland highs above the statistical averages so we felt that sailing about that. so we'll lose that until the middle of next week we warm back up again get a get well back to you. >>we are not warming up when it co

in vacaville a hair salon owner there is promising to reopen, defying those orders.l follow social distancing guidelines when she opens the doors. anyone who enters the salon will have to wear a mask plus clients will only be allowed by appointment. it's not clear how authorities will respond whether they will look the other way, fine her, or perhaps even arrest her. solano county shelter in place orders remain in effect through at least may 17th. later today governor newsom is expected to outline what will have to happen before california nonessential businesses can reopen. let's get a look at the forecast this morning. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that. >>> i'm watching these numbers very closely today because some spots may set a new record. watching santa rosa where the record is 86 but that's also the forecast. concord will be very close. we have some above normal temperatures but we may not set a new record for this afternoon. after this we're going to cool off and it's going to feel a little bit more seasonable for the end of april and early may b

. >> reporter: everyone will wear masks at her vacaville salon. only one client per stylist inside at a time, and customers will wait in their cars to be let in. stylists two l work several chairs apart. and to contradicts who find this irresponsible? >> i would say how. going to the grocery store, the gas station, and mixing with people that you don't know, i think that that's irresponsible, and scary. >> reporter: tuesday gonzales newsom promises new details for business. >> i will lay out a strategy for phasing those things in. >> reporter: to ease constraints, he has hinted at rearranging the furniture, restructuring how businesses operate in order to maintain social distance. >> in the next few weeks, we'll start make manage some meaningful modifications. >> why isn't our local government talking about what those will be? why isn't that happening now? >> reporter: rivera said she can't wait, not with unemployment or self employed and independent contractors like her stylist arrives so late. >> it doesn't make sense to me that it takes that lo

leah rivera reopened her salon in downtown vacaville today after a six-week closure. says that she understands the potential fine and the jail time that she may face for defying the county health order. but she says her services are essential to her clients. >>i'm beginning to become worried about the liability that army seized. if these kinds of permanent an. first of all your mates on their hair, it's you know 3, 6, months that they before they can get in. i'm not willing to take that risk event. >>rivera says the chances to keep the salon capacity to fewer than 5 people in that everyone inside will be wearing masks and gloves. a michigan man facing fraud charges now for allegedly targeting health care workers here in the bay area. investigators say 24 year-old rodney stevenson the second made up a company and falsely claimed to have the desperately needed and 95 masks in stock they say the stevens and then made sales despite not having any of those masks, 3 of the 4 victims in this case are from the bay area, including one hospital employee. stevenson faces now a m

pair of the north bay here will get 60 to the lay of the cool spot to look at that fairfield and vacaville get into the lower 70's that's a hint of things to come to know what 6970% of rosa, 68 petaluma and 67 for the bottle for a high in the seven-day forecast got a peeps there on your sunday 73 into the middle 70's to upper 70's by the time we get to wednesday in between us get here might even pop about 80 in some inland locations. now in response to changing weather by the following weekend. temperatures start to fall on thursday, it looks like another bout for rain forest next saturday and sunday robin back to you i like those 2 little peeps popping up on sunday had today. >>all right, let's go outside and take a peek at some traffic conditions around the bay area of course light and quiet for folks heading to work this morning, the essential workers we see you. >>we appreciate you we thank you for your contribution, we know you are doing the best you can as you're heading into san francisco. it's going to be wide open for you at the bay bridge toll plaza clear through downtown smooth

dip on saturday but still, inland temperatures will be nice. 50s in concord and fairfield. 56 in vacaville. we have hints of a northerly breeze kicking in. 56 in monterey. somebody is getting a lot of rain but it is not us. it will be oregon and washington. i would expect no rain at all through the rest of the month. no sign of that except high pressure. lots of sun and a warm forecast. 60s, 70s and 80s. 68 degrees and 82 in santa rosa. >> it looks good steve. thank you. an employee has been fired at the dilemma. what was on that shirt that drew criticism for its racist sentiment. >>> and coming up, grading students in the age of distance learning. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together.

meanwhile for walnut creek and 74 oakland up the north bay 78 for sonoma and napa fairfield and vacaville0's, 79 for pittsford and for santa rosa will do 81. but still chilly up the coast 57 stenson beach and point re temperatures are climbing. here by tuesday up to around 88 some spots may pop in about 90. but look at the dramatic drop here we get back into the lower 70's by the time we get to the weekend again the outside chance of maybe a sprinkle on saturday and that would be far up in the north bay and that's all the package with the spring now you tend to get that you almost sift through 4 seasons practically. well i think is what we get maybe some rain out of all of this marty back to you ok day, thanks a lot. >>all remaining patients on the navy hospital ship comfort will be transferred off that ship today, the floating hospital has been docked in new york city for weeks now to help with the influx of coronavirus patients in the area. the ship's initial mission was to treat people who did not have the virus. but the u.s. navy later said the comfort would take on all patients. >>as

rather than wait for the all clear, lia rivera put her vacaville hair salon back in business. she is wearing a mask and gloves and sanitizing regularly and only allowing to clients in at a time. >> opened for business does not mean business as usual. and even business as usual for as doesn't mean a walk in franchise hair salon. this is an appointment based business. >> rivera said she has already filled in more than 100 calls for people seeking services and also caught the attention of the county health department. a spokesperson said they don't do enforcement but they will be talking about her case in the coming days. >>> a jim in sacramento is facing problem. fitness system owner said he is opening may 1 no matter what. he claims the constitution protects him and he will open but health officials have a different opinion. both say new extended orders are expected to push past may 1 and he would be in violation. could veral ousand dollain for the first ti world war ii, california will year. the event was originally scheduled for july at cal expo but organizers said there were